Defense's Counsel Now Probe Grand Jury Notes Loss
Kansas City reports a prosecutor orders a rigorous probe into the loss of grand jury notes tied to the Dr. B C Hyde murder trial. Rubin Garrett denies dropping papers and inconsistencies arise as Pearl Keller testifies about Swope family illness, nurse tensions, and medication destruction.
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Kansas City
B. CG. Hyde
Virgil Conkling
Dr. Hyde
Col. Swope
Swope
Swope House
Hyde
Florida Battleship to be Launched May 12
Arrangements for launching the battleship Florida advance at the navy yard. The dreadnought type vessel, largest in the U S navy, will slide into the water May 12 with Miss Elizabeth Wegera Fleming christening it. The Florida may not be ready for service until July 1911.
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Florida
Uncle Sam
New York
Navy Yard
Smalter
Wyoming
Elizabeth Wegera Fleming
South
Mily
Miss Fleming
Greatest American Humorist Is Dead
Samuel Langhorne Clemens known as Mark Twain died tonight after a long illness. He slid into coma at 3 o clock and never recovered, ending a life worn by grief and pain. He woke briefly this morning, recognized his daughter Clara, spoke a few words and asked for his "gladies" before passing.
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Samuel Clemens
Mark Twain
Redding
Samuel Langhorn
Clemens
Bermuda
Clara
Gabrilowicek
Hearst Rates Taft Higher Than T. R. In Washington
Hearst, in Washington on personal business, issues a statement evaluating the first year of President Taft's administration. He summarizes his view of Taft's performance and hints at further remarks beyond the statement.
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Washington
William Randolph Hearst
Taft
Hearst
Roosevelt
Conesis
Doct ors Experiments Hurt Little Orphans
Philadelphia reports reveal that 160 children at Blockley and St Vincent's Home were subjected to human material experiments by a university laboratory. Investigators state the practices were unjustifiable and that several infants suffered permanent vision disturbance.
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Philadelphia
Vibelty
Blockley
Great Philadelphia Hospital
St. Vincent’s Home
Pby
Taft Considers Visit To Cheyenne Frontier Days
Senator Warren of Wyoming presented an invitation to President Taft for Cheyenne Frontier Days in August. He emphasized former President Roosevelt would attend as guest of honor, making the event a major Wild West demonstration.
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Warren
Washington
Senator Warren
Wyo
Wyoming
Taft
Roosevelt
Young Ferris of Rawlins jailed for long joy ride
Ralph Ferris aged 18 of Rawlins who took his brother’s Chalmers-Detroit car for a joyride to Denver was stopped at Sixteenth and Curtis streets by Special Policeman J. A. Payment and Traffic Policeman Malone. He was jailed after an appeal to his mother failed and a wire to his brother arrived. he was placed in the hospital ward of the jail.
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Young Ferris OF
Rawlins
Denver
Wyo
J. A. Payment
Curtis Streets
Ralph Ferris
Ferris
A. V. Ferris
Eighteenth
Glenarm
Sixteenth
Curtin
Malone
Ferri
Armstrong
Forty-One Delvers Dead in Mine Explosion at Mulga
An Alabama mining disaster left forty-one workers entombed in the Mulga mine of the Birmingham Iron and Coal Company after an underground gas explosion. Rescuers, including Supt Johns and a man named Bonds, survived their exposure and confirmed the fatalities as families awaited news at the shaft. A blazing 100-foot pillar of fire and persistent smoke halted attempts to reach the victims through the night.
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Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham’Iron & Coal Coy
Johns
Bonds
Roosevelts Paris Return Greeting Ambassadors Bonjour Bob
Paris April 21 Theodore Roosevelt ex president arrived in Paris at 7 30 am amid a guard of troops and a crowd. Ambassador Bacon M Jusserand and embassy staff welcomed him and the Roosevelt party including Kermit Roosevelt were driven to the American residence.
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Europe
Paris
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Ere Can
Bacom
Mbassy
M. Jaserand
Too
America
Durin Mr. Tevialt
Prealdept Palen
Takahira
Italy
Roosevelt
Mr. Bacon
Bob
M. Jusserand
Mr. Roosevelt
Kermit Roosevelt
Mra. Roosevelt
Misa Ethel
Man in Wagon Mound Ends Life After Knife Attack
Jose Valdez a sheep shearer in Wagon Mound New Mexico killed himself by lying under a moving freight train at Fort Steele while handcuffed after stabbing timekeeper Leo Wilson five times during a dispute over his time. Wilson was taken to a Salt Lake hospital in serious condition. Deputy Hanson had Valdez in custody for the knife assault and planned to move him to Rawlins. Valdez leaves a widow and eight children in Colorado.
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Hawkes
Wyo
Jose Valdez
Wagonmound
Galo
Fort Steele
Rawlings
Leo Wison
Cosgriff Bros
Valdez
Wilson
Hanson
Rawlins
Stiit
Valder
Colorado
Salt Lake
Russian Thieves Strike Kremlin Cathedral in Night Theft
In Moskew the U S Penski cathedral in the Kremlin was robbed last night. Thieves took a diamond ornament from the image of the virgin and cut gems from saintly picture frames. Logs estimate the loss at about half a million.
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Moskew
U. S. Penski
Kremlin
Logys
First Wife Desertion Case Heard in Local Court
George McGriffin, a colored man, was discharged after a preliminary hearing on a non support charge brought by his wife Mamie McGriffin. Witnesses questioned the wife’s character, and McGriffin cited only four months in the state as preventing divorce, under a law making desertion a felony. The case drew attention as a fresh test of new statutes, with Assistant County Attorney Woogary and T. Blake Kennedy prosecuting and General John Charles Thompson defending.
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George McGriffin
Mamie McGriffin
Justice of the
Wiliam McGinn
McGriffin
Tevin
WoOary
T. Blake Kennedy
John Charles
Dyer Plans New Brick Block on Carey Avenue
Timothy Dyer announces a two story brick business block to be built on the west side of Carey avenue north of the alley to replace destroyed frame structures. The 62 by 44 foot building will have three rooms on the first floor and office and sleeping rooms above, with site clearing and contract plans underway.
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Foundlings Home
Cheyenne
Brothers’ Auto
Delvers
Ambassador Bacon
Rome
Methodiatas
Amy Relignet
Thie Diepatek
Ronegman
Fort ST
Case
Laramie
County
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